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I heard that women are more likely to get UTIs because they have a shorter urethra.
Why is this? I'd expect that a longer one (in males) has more space for bacteria to grow, while a shorter one is easier to 'drain' after peeing.
Why is this? I'd expect that a longer one (in males) has more space for bacteria to grow, while a shorter one is easier to 'drain' after peeing.